Wednesday 21 September 2016 | |
08:30 | Coffee, Tea and Networking |
Session 5: Regenerative medicine advances in biomaterials and their application Chair: Professor Sue Kimber, University of Manchester |
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09:00 | Professor Fergal O’Brien Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland Keynote Lecture: Gene activated scaffolds for enhanced tissue repair |
09:30 | Professor Richard Oreffo Centre for Human Development, Stem Cells and Regeneration, University of Southampton Topic Specific Talk: Size matters – Harnessing biomimetic materials for skeletal tissue engineering |
09:50 | Dr David Hay MRC Centre for Regenerative Medicine, University of Edinburgh Topic Specific Talk: Stem Cell Derived Hepatocytes for Cell Based Screening and Tissue Repair |
10:10 | Dr Richard Day Division of Medicine, University College London Short Presentation: Efficient Manufacturing and Delivery of Skeletal Muscle Myoblasts |
10:20 | Professor Rachel Williams Institute of ageing and chronic disease, University of Liverpool Short Presentation: Peptide gels for corneal endothelial cell transplantation |
10:30 | Coffee/Tea |
Session 6: Regenerative medicine approaches for endogenous repair, transplantation and regenerative biology (2) Chair: Professor Kevin Shakesheff, University of Nottingham |
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11:00 | Professor Kevin Eggan Harvard University, USA Keynote Lecture: Inherited and acquired genetic variation in human embryonic stem cells and its implications for regenerative medicine |
11:30 | Professor Giovanna Lombardi MRC Centre for Transplantation, King’s College London Topic Specific Talk: Immunogenicity of allogeneic iPS-derived cells: recipient dendritic cells are the key |
11:50 | Professor Robin Franklin WT-MRC Stem Cell Institute, University of Cambridge Topic Specific Talk: CNS remyelination – from mechanisms to medicines |
12:10 | Professor Alicia El Haj Institute of Science & Technology in Medicine, Keele University Short Presentation: Engineering solutions to regenerative medicine challenges |
12:20 | Dr Raul Elgueta Rebolledo King’s College London Short Presentation: Immune characterisation of iPS-derived Hepatocytes |
12:30 | Lunch |
Session 7: Recent advances in clinical approaches to therapies Chair: Professor Peter Andrews, University of Sheffield |
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13:30 | Professor Robin Ali UCL Institute of Ophthalmology Keynote Lecture: Retinal repair through hES-derived photoreceptor transplantation |
14:00 | Professor Dr Petra Reinke Berlin-Brandenburg Centre for Regenerative Therapies, Germany Topic Specific Talk: Is cell therapy a command strategy in solid organ transplantation? |
14:20 | Professor Andrew Baker University of Edinburgh Topic Specific Talk: Strategies for promoting repair and regeneration in response to vascular injury |
14:40 | Dr Anthony Hollander Azellon Short Presentation: Using MSCs to repair torn meniscal cartilage |
14:50 | Dr John Sinden Reneuron Short Presentation: Chronic disability after stroke: Can neural stem cells provide a cure? |
15:00 | Coffee/Tea |
Session 8: New frontiers in repair and replacement of diseased tissues and organs Chair: Steve Bates, BIA |
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15:30 | Professor Bent Jakobsen Immunocore Ltd Topic Specific Talk: ImmTACTM molecules: Bi-specific TCR-based Reagents for Targeted Cancer Immunotherapy |
15:50 | Dr Michael Roberts Synpromics Topic Specific Talk: Synthetic Promoters: Leveraging information from the genome to optimize gene expression |
16:10 | Dr Martin Pule UCL & Autolus Topic Specific Talk: |
16:30 | Closing remarks Dr Rob Buckle Director, UK Regenerative Medicine Platform |
16:35 | Meeting close |
The full programme for both days can be downloaded through the link here